Sentence examples for changes in quantities from inspiring English sources
String theory, for example, could accommodate changes in quantities that accepted physics theory considers immutable.
Comparison of the original networks with the randomized networks yields important information concerning to what degree the changes in quantities such as geodesic distance, clustering coefficients, and global and local efficiencies can be accounted for by the changes in the degree distributions (see results described below).
It detects events or changes in quantities and provides a corresponding output, generally as an electrical or optical signal.
(1993) attribute the change over time in inequality as measured by the 80/20 ratio for (w_{a,t}^{1}) to changes in quantities of observables.
The percent changes in quantities consumed of each of the 17 food items after the 2004/2008 price changes are calculated and reported in Table 5.
Condition (2) in the definition of causal connection states 'for any exchange in (1) involving more than one conserved quantity, the changes in quantities are governed by a single law of nature'.
Thirdly, changes in quantity and fragmentation patterns of traditional orchards are analyzed in their relationship to overall land-cover change.
These changes in quantity and quality of both products affect the potential revenue from their production and sale.
"Consumers are generally more sensitive to changes in prices than to changes in quantity," John T. Gourville, a marketing professor at Harvard Business School, said.
Remaining and upcoming challenges with some C&D waste fractions, as well as future changes in quantity and quality of C&D waste supply and recycled aggregate materials demand, are discussed.
